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Sunwest receives EURAMI accreditation
With three aeromedical fixed wing aircraft on its fleet, recognition as a EURAMI accredited air ambulance provider reflects Sunwest’s dedication to quality and customer care.
Sunwest’s Challenger 604 is its primary aeromedical aircraft dedicated to global and specialty missions.
Read this story in our October 2022 printed issue.

Calgary International airport-based operator Sunwest Aeromedical, the air ambulance division of Sunwest Aviation, has been awarded accreditation by the European Aero-Medical Institute (EURAMI) board for long range intercontinental and regional fixed wing air ambulance operations with the medical endorsement of adult critical care.

EURAMI is a strong advocate for excellence among aeromedical transport providers and accreditation is an indicator for quality in aeromedical transportation. Its standards and procedures increase safety in transportation, making it a key component when it comes to working with aeromedical providers. There are currently fewer than 75 aeromedical operators working and approved to these standards, positioning Sunwest Aeromedical as a leader in the field.

Aeromedical manager Brent Gateman says: “We are excited to be recognised as a EURAMI accredited air ambulance provider as it reflects the company’s dedication to quality and customer care.”

Sunwest Aeromedical provides aeromedical services through an in-house team utilising three wholly owned, full ICU-equipped aircraft: Challenger 604, Learjet 45 and King Air 350. The Challenger 604 is the primary aeromedical aircraft dedicated to global and specialty missions, while the Learjet 45 and King Air 350 cover the North American region.

Sunwest Aviation also offers aircraft management and charter services with a fleet of over 30 aircraft ranging from a King Air 200 to a Gulfstream G50ER. The company is a Transport Canada approved operator and holds the ARGUS Platinum, IS-BAO Stage Three and EURAMI certifications. It is also the official Shell AeroCentre branded FBO at Calgary International airport.

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